Recent reviews by Migki

Very good high-action horde-slash/shooter

- Very satisfying gameplay
- Good matchmaking
- The progression is nice
- High weapon variety even in base-game
- Maps are very pretty and well crafted
- Top-tier voice-acting and sound-design

Gameplay for me is king, and here is very fun and satisfying

Progression is not atrocious and dont overstay their welcome, same for crafting system

The game have 4 Very charismatic and well voice-acted playable-characters + a few cool narrators, they chat with each other depending on what they do;

Each char contains 3 non-dlc classes (total 12); each class contains a few unique weapons and a few shared ones, to me it felt very easy to choose my favorite kit with each, which can be good or bad depending how you view it

It holds up graphically but since the game is a bit old i'd recomend buy on promotion and/or with friends

2077 is a First/Third Person Shoter/RPG/Sandbox/Open-world type game, wich is probably one of the most hard games to do right.

- Hacking/Stealth is fun
- Cyber-implants system is very cool
- Shooting is decent
- Bad RP / Few memorable npc's
- Shallow openworld
- Generic weapon "rarity" system
- No companions
- Quests are hit or miss
- Main Quest and Keanu could have been written better

Cyberpunk suffers from trying too hard; It wants to be gta but also fallout but also bordelands but also have very linear story

Im not fan of the game atmosphere, your in a future dystopian world but they dont take much advantage of it; still bothers me that you cant drive flying cars

Game is very linear but you have a pointless dialog box. If my choices wont matter just make the game flow better and let the actors shine

I've felt that progression was pretty bad;
You have a generic rarity system with green/blue/purple of the same weapons and the mods barely matter. The game have a very good variety of weapons so they could have gone gta route and making you use what you like but instead you have a lot of bloat you need to sort trough.
The skill-tree system seens to want me to focus on one thing by having very powerfull last-skills but the more you invest on one tree, the more points you need per talent; the game is not big enough for that progression and have an annoying notification telling i've still have unused skill points

A few things they did right: the implant system is clever, unique and offers build-variety; The steath is fun and not bad as an option;

Honestly im mostly been harsh due my price-tag expectation
Do you want a better sandbox-shooter with a lot of freedom? GTA V is better. Fun shooter with RPG mechanics and scavenging? Fallout 4 is better at that. Do you want better shooter-rpg with cool atmosphere, choices and good story? Fallout New Vegas. A even better story with choices but it dont need to be shooter? Witcher 3 is for you. Also they all more cheaper.

This is a very fun auto-shooter, "survivor-like" game

- Gameplay is very fun above all-else
- Build/Gun's variety is high
- Balanced well
- Player skill and choice matters
- Graphicly way better than others of the genre

One of the things this game have better than Survivor-likes is the mining mechanic, and it interacts very well with the gameplay cycle; on the start of the run you can immediatly start mining, winning xp/resources to get you an edge; and you can dig you way out of trouble

Game is pretty brutal on the beginning but you overcome with skill + meta progression; But getting the permanent upgrades will only get you so far

Even with the game being fairly challenging, i still find it also relaxing at the same time, even when victory is not garanteed; the game is very satisfying

Windowns is detecting a virus.
The game has suspicious download ingame, after you instal it; typical of mobile games, but its weird on pc since you have to download/instal/update beforehand.

Also it seens you cant get achievements if you dont buy the dlcs.

Do you want a game with very good gunplay and with a bit of rpg elements? play fallout 4.
Do you want a game with very good story and cool characters +better rpg elements? then fallout new vegas is for you.
Do you want a game with a very eerie atmosphere and a sence of desolation? play any of the metro series.

People giving this game praise are the reason bethesda only makes bad game nowadays.

Awesome Roguelite shooter with a little feel of boomer-shooter

- Amazing gunplay
- Big build variety
- Many guns and they feel/look really nice
- Many unlocks, the gameplay evolves a lot
- Critical hits feels satisfying

This one is REALLY GOOD. Gameplay is very good, very fast and satisfying; variety is king on rouguelikes and this game nails it. You have different classes and you can build the same class in many different ways; even after unlocking and beating every mode on S-rank (it took a while) i've still found new guns that i liked

If you pay enough attention to the mechanics you realize a lot of synergy and scaling between weapons and perks and you can take advantage to become insanly powerfull, and thats very good for a PvE game like this

There is a lot of permanent unlocks. Some are tools you need to familiarize with; important mechanics or just a + to make your runs easier. The progression is fine, and i liked the pacing

Only gripe i had is an achievement to die on first level and a bug where the carrying out currency (wrenches) was not carrying out trough runs

- Very good story / Good world-building
- Good Roleplay mechanics
- Combat is well-rounded
- Memorable characters

This is one of my favorite game's of all time. I've still have good memories of it's story n charaters even when ive played more than a decade ago.

Story is pretty solid, you have a lot of choices on start, like race/class, and choosing the background heavily changes the beginning; I've still think thats super cool and i've never seen a game do that on the same level again;

The game gives enough to work with and combat it's not a brain-dead passtime; complex in a good way.
Good progression too.

- Repetitive gameplay / small moveset
- NPC's have no idle animation / lacks immesion
- Low number of skill's / pathetic passive tree

This game is between "almost Top-Tier" and "fake-game consumerism-bait" category.
It tries to do the Dragon Age formula in new setting, but it misses in a few crucial points it couldnt.

I strongly believe this type of game needs some kind of player agency on battle, and not just "your 2 skills are on cooldown use you 3-hit basic attack". More skills and more combos would help. Combat is too stale.

I hate the skill-tree and im pretty sure is "progression-bait".
If im gonna pick a mage you dont need to lock "small-healing spell" after 20skill points in endgame, just give me everything from the beginning and gate some strong spell with mana or scatter them trough the world (the game dont have enough skills for that but you can gate stronger versions of the same skill etc.). I've strongly believe they could make something better or more creative even with low-resources.

I like the themes, a few npc's and some story points, that's why when i try to immerse myself it pains me when i see a quest-npc without a idle animation. It's also jarring to see the "standing on one place for 10hrs" enemies.

I would recomend from this genre dragon age origins (one of my top favorite games) or even dragon age Inquisition.

My principal gripe is the games like to throw a bunch of enemies but you do very little damage, so the combat dont feel's satisfying enough. Like a weak-enemie take 6 slow hits do beat; It does the famous "let's make unfairly hard and janky so ppl dont realize the shortcomings of the game".

I didnt like the grindy systems, this game dont need it. "Shell's"(characters) each have a skill-tree to upgrade, encoraging a hard-lock you with choosing one. Items need to be constant consume to increase familiarity, it's fun on theory but i dont think it match the genre.

I remeber looking at a very retangular corridor and thinking i was in a rpgmaker game, or sometimes feeling like im in a square box, but sometimes getting genuinely impressed, id say graphicly it's not bad; It's very corporate-pretty, you know there was a big early-effort and either a burnout, or they spent all their resourses.

I would not recommend this game.

The level of detail on this game is incredible. The gameplay is like, super cool brah. Both this and Fracture But Hole are very worth it.